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Pittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday. June s, and con.
tinulng every Sunday until further notice
the baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at law
rate Of 81 30, and TO Washington, Pa. and
return at ST 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 4. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and ll:l0
P. II. @.oa 5.'~IS-E--'-
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Typo writers Cheap.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandal1
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call IN or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rose & Co,
IS Twelfth street.
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THERE will be an adjourned meeting 81
the West Virginia Woman's Indian Asso.
citation held at the Fourth Street NJ. E.
church on Thursday, June 10, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon. Ladies of all
the churches are earnestly requested to
attend. IS "A
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Hollniro.

... .. u. #..'NH~' ...l..aN-# E.n
The banquet Of the Alumni OF the high
school was held last night at the Windsor
hotel.
Thirty.sixth street is ordered to have
slde walks paved past the Elysian theatre
and the adjoining block.
John Robson, q coal miner at George.
town, died Of consumption and will be
buried this afternoon at Rock Hill.
With mir weather for this evening the
young ladies will have the biggest festival
yet. 1t will be held on the Square.
Mr.. Isaac Keyser and Miss Ella Meek,
Of Mt. Zion church, were married yester-
day by Rev. J. @. Smith and left for east
ern cities.
Two weddings are announced for to-day,
those Of MI. George Stephens and Miss
Robinson, and Mr.. L. Y. Battelle and Miss
Laura Sellars.
A few text books OF the new universal
language, "Volspuk, have been received
here directly from the inventor, in Baden,
Germany, and its study begun.
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THE ENuLlsH COURSE,

The graduates in the English course
were Nliss Mai B. Forbes, Of Elm Grove;
Mins Teresa Maser, Of. Parsons, Kan; Miss
Jennie Quinn, Of sandusky, O., and Miss
Lille Potvin, Of Lincoln, Neb. These
ladies were awarded tho diploma and gold
medal Of the institution. Gold medals
wero also awarded to Miss Jennie Quinn,
Of sandusky, o., Miss Julia E. Doran, Of
Lockhaven, Pa. and Miss Jane O. Humes,
Of Abingdon, Va, for excellence on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
Railroad. v
Commencing June u, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at the low rate
Of 81 SO; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, s. 25. Tickets good one day only.
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Don't

Trile with any Throat or Lung Disease.
Il you have q Cough OF, Gold, or the CHI.
dIen are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's Engliah
remedy and prevent further trouble. It
e 3 poaitive cure, and we guarantee it.
prlce III and Soc. Logan 4 Go. and O,
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Gentleme n,s Elmo shnns.

Stacy, Adams & Co.'s make are uuex.
celled for style, fit and wear, and arc much
cheaper wear considered, than many Of
the low priced shoes on the market.
J.$W .AM1oE, sole agent,
Lbs Main street,
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: W'nntcd-Gtrl for Homework.
W~anted-Gitls for Hotel.
Wanted-A Man Of Temperate Habits.
Chamber OF Camnietee Meeting.
For sale-Huilding Sites and Lots.
For Aenta1wo's,ory Frame House, Gc.-C. A
Sehaefer Il Co. @ET
ASsisnec's Sale-A. D. Eewlnud,
Notice 10 Btidge Contractors.
kotec-Wheeling Park Association.
Tea sets-Ewing Bros.
Opera House-R. X. Fox Athletic Specially &C
Embroidctles and Laccs-Geo. NJ. Shook l. Co.
Head OF Local. gtsfr- 'gEEIE LI~r-1t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Dwelling Houfc No. 2!2a EoE street. The Lcrn
pas eleven roan1s besides bathroom aud paa,f5es.
Is IN good condition Throughout, aud Is u very de.
sirab!e residence. ~
Also, the property known as the Hubbard sa.
Mill properly, which Is offered III whole or III ran.
Also, part OF lot With Shop 20x50, southwcst Corutr
Main and Iweatteth Streets.G
1908 Houth street.
t II. B. HUBBARD & co.
?. s.-Butincss will DO continued at the Oh
stand, l609 South street, In Dressed md Rough
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cask aud Barrel Head.
cue. NasrFtaH4 tEIsgETTHH 49, N--- IaiI
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Indtcptionn.

WASHINGTON, DO, juno 16.-For Wust
Virginia, fair weather, alightly warmer,
winds generally sontherly.
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BURNS, acalds, sprains. wounds and
bruises are healed by st. Jacobs OIL.
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Thermometer Kecort

Az reported by Christian schnepf, dug.
giat, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9A.A. u N. 8 r.x. ~ r.H,
w ~ T. So co. 1872
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Mrs. NINA, NEuER, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans and curis ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. S6 Twelfth street.
Lt L -rN tf-I-r.f aH"f 7-Ft EEirl TT4a 41-g
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ENTERTAINMENT and Social at the Sect
ond Presbyterian Church this evening.
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Mns. ZIko rE,NT + Ice Cream, Straw.
berries and Cake at the Second Presbyte.
rian Church Social, this evening.
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WANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
avx 70 scll ny new goods. ss per week nl1,1e
utlon. LRaro chance. Address WIN S,pS ~
tStms, +; N. WkAV8R, ls9 N. Dlyillon GttcCl. aa ny
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THE CLASS,

ssEserGaF FEatl ~ 1Ak CAhoS,ts t&kssESHaNstlh
AS tho notes OF the stirring and familiar
Iannhauser march rang out, the young Ia.
dies made Their, appearance. The arrange.
ment OF tho stage was an improvement
over what 1t has formerly been it was OK.
tended out and the grand pianos moved
forward SO that their full volume Of tone
was heard. Seats roae amphitheatre.like
on both sides Of the extended platform,
and were occupied by the students. Palms
and potted plants were used to advantage
IN decorating the stage. Bishop Kahn,
clad IN his robes OF Office, occupied the
sent OF honor on tho stage, and with him
were Rsy. Father Young, Of New, YORK
one Of the Paulist fathers, who has been
conducting a retreat at the convent, and
Senator John E.tKenna. As the otudenta
entered they ealuted the Bishop and also
the audience. When all were SEATED tbe
scene was q very pretty one. All were in
holiday attire, yet 80 modest and simnle
withal, ns to form q noticeable and shirhiv
commendable contrast to tho vulgar dis.
play OF feminine charms that Is sometimes
made. on occasions Of this nature,
Naturally, the entrance of the echo]ara
marred somewhat the enjoyment OF Inc
music.T Tbs march was played spiritedly
and with excellent effect. The t"Phautom
Chorus," 80 we'll known by musicians.
which followed, is one that calls for
strongly contrasted effects in tone, and
these were given in quite q satisfactory
manner eyincing ALVEY appreciation Of
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PROPOSALS

Sealed Proposals will DO received by tho Com.
mittee on Streets OF tho City OF Benwood for Mac
ldamizing Seven Hundred Yards. moro or less, rs
the city may determine. Of the Wheeling and
Moundsville Turnpike. beginning at tho south.
state the sum for furnishing, mapping and suread.
Ing the limestone Also the &,inl for furnishing
the bed rock. to DO either limo or sand stone, NOT
less than ten inches deep.
The Committee reserve tho right to reject any or
all bids. Address, li%ypsGN IS
SAMUEL BLAKE, Chairman Com,
jel5 Mayors Ollce. Benwood. ". Va.
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RErREsHMRNTs served at the Social, at
the Second Presbyterian Church this
evening. (. ~. --L
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GALL on or addreea to NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, S. Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your spectaclea, sFE%s
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In the duo "L'Addio" theyoicss Of both
ladies' showed good ovidence Of practical
training. The rendition OF Curschmann'a
exquisite gem 1.-THE Violet" showed much
more experience and q more confident al.
tack It was sung in manner that was
marked by we'll sustained tone aud q har.
monious faiance. Still more refined and
artistic were the duo from Der Freisclua.
and the quasteste by beethoven; In both
Of these the expression was remarkably
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NGENERAL NnTICIENs
NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS. =

NUTIUE To OUR FRIENDS, Il" \
~ STOCK YARDS REopESED
Having bton denied tho privilege Of hspJI,,,
stock Tor tho last three months, we arc now Aba \
announce 10 all our patrons tina. We viii on"T w. "
yards, formerly occupied by Us, GU and A1ss+t w; NJ
18Th day Of june. and receive Live STOCK an eng Sa
mission. Thanking you for your liberal sunNO,.
heretofore. VIC can only refer you 10 our iS N
csty aud prompt payments. DUa'
lelO ~ GO0DnEw h THoNIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16

Special Sale
Of Ladies' fine shoes for this week at re.
duced prices. L. V, BLOND,
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lfoMEwARD BOUND

An excellent repast was then rather
hastily discussed, and at 1880 the com
pany boarded the special car, the 1915
train on the Ohio River road having been
held for their accommodation, and de-
parted for Parkersburg en- route home to
Ohillicothe, Ohio.
They were accompanied by their own
brass band, mostly composed Of employees
OF the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
chops.
Messra. Cumming, DuGey, Wells and
Lemons, with their wives, accompanied
the visito,s down as far as S~isterville,
where they babe them farewell. These
gentlemen returned to the city laat even
Ing, enthusiastic in their praise Of the
Mcclure House and the courtesy and lib.
erality Of its proprietors; Of the Baltimore
\ Ohio officials, and Of President G. W.
Thompaon and all the officials OF the Ohio
River road.
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I" = ~ ~
DO Closed Ont.

TO DO Ulosed Out.
Remnant lots OF Gents French Kid
and Kangaroo Congress! also q lot OF low
NM L,IY. BLOND,
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srocKnoLpERs, MEETINGS,
C~TOOKHOLDERS' MEETING.

Notice Il hereby given that ut a regular ncctt,,
OF tho Directors oil tho BellAlrc Nail WorsN," OS
April. 80, 1857, It was resolved that d special nay W
Ing Of tho Stockholders OF said Bcllairc Mi W.T.,
b. hold Of the office Of tho said Company In Hshh
o'clock r. NJ, to consider tho ndylsaGllity ri l.!
cleaslng tho capital stock oil Eaid company, ~
D my23 ,'daTFlTn A. ID WLB0KM. sec,v
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MI. Frank McHortar, Of the visiting
Division, responded briefly, saying the re-.
ception rendered them was a source OF
surprise aud qualification. He desired to
express their appreciation Of the kindness
and courtesy OF the B. q O. officials at
Grafton, Superintendent Dunlap, Train
Master Williams and Supervisor Of Trains
Moran, as we'll as to the Chief Engineer Of
the Taggart's Valley Division, John F.
Clayton, and all the brethren Of this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-16
AN ARTISTIC pEgFogMANcl

This programme gave practical proof
that the institution was in truth the best
convent echool"in ell r aspects to DO found
in the country and showed clearly the
valuable results attained through the in
strumentality of aIcorps Of teachers I'M
equslled in the United States for their su-
perior literary and musical sttainmente
and skill in teaching. The programme
did not offer, as is frequently the case, a
rather lengthy chow, chiefly planned
to please as many parents as
possible by giving their children
something to Say, to sing or to play, but it
was q select number Of literary and mus
ical selections intended TO show a few
choice specimens Of the best the school
had to present. The musical selections,
as the programme shows, were Of a high
order and were all rendered with an az.
t%onishing accuracy and complete artistic
finish Of style. The interpretations OF the
instrumental numbers were marked by
peints Of difficult technique and delicate
expression imperatively demanded in their
rendition. Given as a concert in any city
there Is little doubt that the perform.
ances Of yesterday would be quito aufi.
cient to insure the school a rank in the
public esteem that would be manifested
in an Overlooking Of her halls OF study by
the daughtera Of those who sock for their
children q thoroughly finished education.
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ON and after to-day we will close our
Store ut z o'clock Z. NJ, Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB ". CRUDE,
i'F JeWcler.
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CARLETON ClRcLE will give q Musical
and Literary Entertainment and Social,
at the Second Presbyterian Church this
evening. Admission 10 cents.
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WANTED.
WANTEp-A GOOD GIRL F0r
AspIy !. ae ea,ns, iFsIl.ssn,S IS German preferred

WANTED-mEN To- 70 soil eur Goods Ia Ohio
VIII pay Good Salary and ali cxpeaSc.. WH,IHseoa
terms and state SALARY waited. SLOAN l9 ~ iS'
Manufacturers 29i George sticet, CincInna,II' az,
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THE LAST SESSION

OF the Lycoum In Fourth Street NJ. L,
Church This Evening. gtS
The last session Of the Lyceum, which
has been 80 largely attended and so inter.
esting for some weeks past, will be held
in the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church this
evening. There will be another delight.
full programme. The lecture will be upon
the ancient Jews and their wonderful and
proyideatial relations with the nations
around them. Illustrations will be shown
OF their architecture and manners, and
the features Of q beautiful and fascinating
subject will be made as clear as poasi.
bic. The literary programme will be con.
nected with that prince OF American
poets James Russell Lowell. An essay
will be read by n whom everybody will
be glad to hear. The readings and mueic
will be as they have been throughout, Of
the most pleasing character. Everybody
is moat cordially invited. The whole pro.
gramme ia as follows:
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Mark Down Of Thirty Pairs
Of ladies' fine one strap Opera slippers to
81 per pair; this lot only.
J.. W. AMIcK,
1143 Main street,
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.
PROPOSALS
Tor Brick Work.

Bids will DO received mp 10 Saturday. June IS, at
"a NJ, for the laying OF about l3i,C0J Brick for The
German Lutheran Church Of bridgeport. Address,
J. A. EDERLE,
jel4 0rElE'E ~ Bridgeport, Ohio.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-22
JOAN OF ARC.


Unassisted by tradition, stripped of
romance and invention, we find that
few simple pictures make the piano.
rama of her life. A little peasant
maiden doing lowly service in the cot
tage home at Domremy, mail-clad
maiden leading forth her soldiers from
the gates of Orleans; two faithful feet
on fagots at Rouen; a radiant face up
lifted to the reckoning skies; a cruclfx
upheld i'm shriveling, fiame-kissed
hands; wreath of smoke for shroud;
a wreck of smoke for pail; a heap oil
ashes, and-a franchised soul.
Tue enduring quality of this Won
drous figure of the centuries is the COM
mon quality. If know anything for
certain of the indivual Joan, it is only
because know something for certain
of her sisters of to-day. l see, indeed,
in her. some characteristics of her age
VI bish must tinge her character, and
which, not being characteristic OF our
ape. cannot tinge ours. The monstfous
superstitions of her times are broken
bnhbIes of thin air in our agnostic CEN
turv. The dense ignorance OF her day
cannot be repeated in any after time
The blind fanaticism of that age Is
wholly fled. And yet superstition
ignorance, fanaticism remain; ana I'M
Lee ,ye can share in this our luminous
century that one priceless gift OF 6od,
which. in this poor shepherd girl ,along
with her ignorance and superstitutlon
and fauaticism, was her power, and
must be our power,if we have any then
we may well put this complex age 1oii
of knowledge and discovery, into the
balance against that age, and watch I'D
vo;, for apy turning of the scales IN
our favor.
Faith! faith! that was Joan's lever
the lever by which that little heau
moved the world-literally moved the
world for Orleans was France, and
ENGLAND was the world. Let no one
dream that Joan was very clever; LEI
no one dream that she was military
genius. ;o,
Her power was but the power when
manv another woman may have-tne
nower of 8 buoyant, masterfui faith IL
tIod. in herself. in humanity. and
will to come to the rescue. 1t Is good
to make acquaintance with her-witl
her. not with some wretched travesty
of her. For in her we contemplate moi
military genius, not surprising clever
ness. not superhuman wisdom, but we
do, if we will, contemplate goodness ano
purity.
we can no one of US afford to coun
the story of Jan of Arc an idle tale
Let what archives will be opened tt
contradict or alter dates, detail irrele
want facts, the essential truth which
loans life stands for, the characte
which Joan's career reveals, remains
unaltered and unalterable, of far great
or significance to us as spiritual trutf
than as the historical fact. Joan OF AR
saved France, indeed, and raised tn
siepe of Orleans, but this is not all he
Immortality. She has entered as
sniritual force into inheritance OF tn
ages, and become practical innuehc
in human lives.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-22
THE CHURCH AND PROHIBITION.
Cen. Clinton B. Fisk.

zen. CtlttUH IL Il tofe'
Tho Christian church ought to lead
in this great reform. 1t Is her peculiar
nrovince to do so; but as the liquor
traffic belongs to the department OF
crimes the strong arm of the law and
legal force must be combined with
moral force for its suppression. Inc
state must write in its constitution, ana
nm its tables of law, and thunder from
its political Sinai; "Thou shall not!
Now the state throws the mantle OF re-
spectability over the rum-selier' IL
,ao;timatizes his calling; it permits
him to walk your streets as the equal
of YOUR most respected citizen. He
opens his door upon the public avenue,
and in the open day drives his infam-
on. business by the side of the mer-
chant, the butcher aud the baker. The
saloon power has become defiant and
contemptuous. 1t sits supreme In the
national Congress. 1T is a governing
mower i'm the courts of justice. 1t makes
The ministers of the law its lackeys. 1t
sits by the editor at his desk, and die
tates what he shall write. 1t tears the
y
facts of drink from the school books of
our children 1t haunts its contempt
i'm the faces of our noble women, whose
voices are raised all over this land that
God may stay the devil. 1t would de-
stroy this government of the people,
nv the people. for the people, and make
IL the government of the saloon, by
the saloon; and then asks you and
me with a sneer, "What are you going
10 do about it?n Let our answer be full
and free, sounding afar, from pulpit
and pl,tforr, from church and caucus.
from the prayer-meeting and the bal
lot-box. and the agitation will not
cease until the whole liquor business
is outlawed by organic provisions or
tlained by the people, and shall cease
to be q factor in our politics and DIS
honor to our Christian civilization! Let
us fling full i'm the face of the rum pow
er our defiance of immediate absolute
prohibition. The conflict will be sharp,
but from the death grapple truth Will
rise unbruised and victorious. and the
names of her defenders will be written
in sunbeams over the portals of saw
ed nation. All this is to be secured by
the union of all good forces.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-22
M. c. T. ". NOTES.
THE FIDELITY OF WOMAN.

lie. John W. Dtggte, IL. Il.
Zfs%EEA A man gives up a
laMAG sinking cause sooner than
GWHAHHN woman does. The men
{: : e: =; e.: :. ;::::;::
unto death. Men like the
winning side; women are champions
of the desperate hope. Deborah saved
Israel, and Joan of Arc delivered
France when no man could be found
to lead an enterprise so unpromising.
The men outran one another to catch
glimpse of the risen and victorious
Christ; but is doubtful whether they
would have gone to the sepuichre at
all simply for the sake of embalming
the dead and defeated Christ.
Women, too. lisger in memory over
the past with richer tenderness than
men. Women are retrospective; men
authoritative. Women tarry long, with
a fidelity painful and sweet, over the
the recollectioDs of their childhood and
the little incidents of their befhrotal
and buried faces of their lost children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-15
CHU ON & co.
Importers and Dealers im Chinese
aud Japanese Goods. AZ Nunanm
street.

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass-cloth Hand
kerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls and
Scarfs.
a great variety OF Japanese and Chi
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and amber, such as
Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Neck
laces, etc
An assortment of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curiosities too num-
erous to specify.
Chinese Mating a speciality.
Also, just received, ex Hawaiian bark
Lillian, a large invoice OF Ebony anu
Marble Furniture in sets. Table, Chairs
and Settees.
\ full assortment OF Flower Pots, Arti
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, etc.
The public is respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 76S feb2